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This is an example implementation of the payment request and payment complete webhooks for a Payments in Outlook service. |
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Sample Node.js Payments in Outlook webhook
This is an example implementation of the payment request and payment complete webhooks for a Payments in Outlook service.
Prerequisites
Prior to running this sample, you must register in the Payments in Outlook dashboard and you must have a Stripe connect platform account.
You must also have Node.js and NPM installed.
Running the sample
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Install dependencies with the following command:
npm install
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Run the sample with the following command:
npm start
Using ngrok to run locally
When you run the sample locally, it is accessible via http://localhost:3333
. The Payment service must be able to contact your webhook from the internet, so running on localhost won't work. However, by using ngrok, we can create a publicly accessible address that is temporarily able to contact localhost.
Open a command prompt or shell and run the following command:
ngrok http 3333 -host-header=localhost:3333
The output should look similar to this:
ngrok by @inconshreveable (Ctrl+C to quit)
Session Status online
Account Jason Johnston (Plan: Free)
Version 2.2.8
Region United States (us)
Web Interface http://127.0.0.1:4040
Forwarding http://68cd84ed.ngrok.io -> localhost:3333
Forwarding https://68cd84ed.ngrok.io -> localhost:3333
Copy the HTTPS URL from the second Forwarding
entry. In the above output, the URL to copy is https://68cd84ed.ngrok.io
. Using that URL as the base, let's construct two URLs: one to the payment request webhook (ngrok URL + /api/update
), and one to the payment complete webhook (ngrok URL + /api/complete
). For example, using the URL from the example output above:
https://68cd84ed.ngrok.io/api/update
https://68cd84ed.ngrok.io/api/complete
Note:: Leave ngrok running so those URLs remain active.
Update your webhook URLs in the partner dashboard with these URLs for testing.
Generating a test payment request message
See Get started with Payments in Outlook for steps to send a test message to yourself.
Contributing
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